Sentence examples for not inviting it from inspiring English sources

"But we're not inviting it".

The familiar picture of the menacing I.N.S. agent flourishing a machine gun shows us an officer trying to avoid violence, not one inviting it.

Yet very little attention has been paid to an unwritten law of the universe: that which dictates that no one gets hit in the face if they're not partly inviting it anyway.

How about not inviting him to speak to children?

This is not inviting, but it pays off, partly just because it skips the cartoons and polka dots that promise more merriment than anyone has ever delivered.

"I'm not sure how inviting it is to people who will be walking along St Kilda Road".

It's not inviting you to take an open jump shot so much as it is daring you, defying you.

So it's not inviting a community of interested outsiders to verify the robustness of its security claims.

"It is not inviting to hit any kind of long iron in at all with this kind of firmness, and it almost would be foolish, too, because I can pretty much tell you the outcome of what's going to happen if you pitch a long iron on the green".

Masafuera, as the boat approached it, was not inviting.

It's not inviting music; noise and cryptic lyrics keep outsiders at a distance.